mizanation
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i think the current way young people laugh is completely inappropriate.
i long for the days when people used to guffaw and bellow--with style and class.
today's laughter completely lacks reverence to the past, it is devoid of old world heartiness. gone are the days when chaps used to chortle like winston churchill and chuckle like the great apostles.
it irks me to no end when i hear the cheap cackle of today's youth--often in response to a crude pseudo-witticism. laughter should only be reserved for times of great joy and when witnessing the destruction of our enemies--the terrorists and those who oppose a united chinese republic and illiterate africans (god, i hate them the most).
i long for the days when people used to guffaw and bellow--with style and class.
today's laughter completely lacks reverence to the past, it is devoid of old world heartiness. gone are the days when chaps used to chortle like winston churchill and chuckle like the great apostles.
it irks me to no end when i hear the cheap cackle of today's youth--often in response to a crude pseudo-witticism. laughter should only be reserved for times of great joy and when witnessing the destruction of our enemies--the terrorists and those who oppose a united chinese republic and illiterate africans (god, i hate them the most).